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Ultorultor: /* Script */

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	Darko: '''Why?'''		Darko: '''Why?'''

	Niko: '''We were friends. We were all friends. We all grew up together... Dmitar, Dragan, Goran, Mijo... should I go on and name them all?'''		Niko: '''We were friends. We were all friends. We all grew up together... [[Dmitar]], [[Dragan]], [[Goran]], [[Mijo]]... should I go on and name them all?'''

	Darko: We were friends, but I had other friends!		Darko: We were friends, but I had other friends!

Ultorultor: /* The Fifteen Man Squad */

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The Fifteen Man Squad

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	Fifteen years later in [[2008]], Niko arrived in Liberty City, both to visit his cousin [[Roman Bellic\|Roman]], and to track down Florian Cravic, whom he had learned was living there. Eventually, Niko [[Weekend at Florian's\|tracked]] Florian down — the latter had come out as homosexual, and was having a fling with Liberty City's closeted deputy mayor, [[Bryce Dawkins]]. He protested his innocence, and Niko was angered to know that he would not get his revenge any time soon — he had no idea where Darko Brevic could be.		Fifteen years later in [[2008]], Niko arrived in Liberty City, both to visit his cousin [[Roman Bellic\|Roman]], and to track down Florian Cravic, whom he had learned was living there. Eventually, Niko [[Weekend at Florian's\|tracked]] Florian down — the latter had come out as homosexual, and was having a fling with Liberty City's closeted deputy mayor, [[Bryce Dawkins]]. He protested his innocence, and Niko was angered to know that he would not get his revenge any time soon — he had no idea where Darko Brevic could be.

	Later in the game, an agent of the [[United Liberty Paper]] Company located Darko as a favor to Niko, had him kidnapped from Bucharest, and left at [[Francis International Airport, Dukes\|Francis International Airport]]. Niko [[That Special Someone\|interrogated]] Darko, and discovered that Darko had sold the squad out for $1,000 to fund his heroin addiction. Niko was all the more appalled that he and his friends were sold out over such a paltry sum; Darko called Niko a hypocrite, knowing that Niko had frequently killed for money too. He also told Niko that Goran had killed Darko's friends and neighbors, giving Darko another reason to betray the unit.		Later in the game, an agent of the [[United Liberty Paper]] Company located Darko as a favor to Niko, had him kidnapped from Bucharest, and left at [[Francis International Airport, Dukes\|Francis International Airport]]. Niko [[That Special Someone\|interrogated]] Darko, and discovered that Darko had sold the squad out for $1,000 to fund his heroin addiction. Niko was all the more appalled that he and his friends were sold out over such a paltry sum; Darko called Niko a hypocrite, knowing that Niko had frequently killed for money too. He also told Niko that [[Goran]] had killed Darko's friends and neighbors, giving Darko another reason to betray the unit.

	The decision to kill Darko or let him live is then left to the player.		The decision to kill Darko or let him live is then left to the player.

A-Dust at 01:07, 9 September 2010

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	Fifteen years later in [[2008]], Niko arrived in Liberty City, both to visit his cousin [[Roman Bellic\|Roman]], and to track down Florian Cravic, whom he had learned was living there. Eventually, Niko [[Weekend at Florian's\|tracked]] Florian down — the latter had come out as homosexual, and was having a fling with Liberty City's closeted deputy mayor, [[Bryce Dawkins]]. He protested his innocence, and Niko was angered to know that he would not get his revenge any time soon — he had no idea where Darko Brevic could be.		Fifteen years later in [[2008]], Niko arrived in Liberty City, both to visit his cousin [[Roman Bellic\|Roman]], and to track down Florian Cravic, whom he had learned was living there. Eventually, Niko [[Weekend at Florian's\|tracked]] Florian down — the latter had come out as homosexual, and was having a fling with Liberty City's closeted deputy mayor, [[Bryce Dawkins]]. He protested his innocence, and Niko was angered to know that he would not get his revenge any time soon — he had no idea where Darko Brevic could be.

	Later in the game, an agent of the [[~~U.L.~~ Paper]] Company located Darko as a favor to Niko, had him kidnapped from Bucharest, and left at [[Francis International Airport, Dukes\|Francis International Airport]]. Niko [[That Special Someone\|interrogated]] Darko, and discovered that Darko had sold the squad out for $1,000 to fund his heroin addiction. Niko was all the more appalled that he and his friends were sold out over such a paltry sum; Darko called Niko a hypocrite, knowing that Niko had frequently killed for money too. He also told Niko that Goran had killed Darko's friends and neighbors, giving Darko another reason to betray the unit.		Later in the game, an agent of the [[United Liberty Paper]] Company located Darko as a favor to Niko, had him kidnapped from Bucharest, and left at [[Francis International Airport, Dukes\|Francis International Airport]]. Niko [[That Special Someone\|interrogated]] Darko, and discovered that Darko had sold the squad out for $1,000 to fund his heroin addiction. Niko was all the more appalled that he and his friends were sold out over such a paltry sum; Darko called Niko a hypocrite, knowing that Niko had frequently killed for money too. He also told Niko that Goran had killed Darko's friends and neighbors, giving Darko another reason to betray the unit.

	The decision to kill Darko or let him live is then left to the player.		The decision to kill Darko or let him live is then left to the player.
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	''(Note: Bolded dialogue is spoken in Serbian.)''		''(Note: Bolded dialogue is spoken in Serbian.)''

	''(Darko is thrown out of the back of a van by ~~U.L.~~ Paper informants. The van drives off, and Niko and Roman approach the bound Darko)''		''(Darko is thrown out of the back of a van by United Liberty Paper informants. The van drives off, and Niko and Roman approach the bound Darko)''

	Niko: You remember me?		Niko: You remember me?

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	Concluding that one of the two had been the traitor within the squad, Niko vowed to track down and kill the culprit. Unknown to Niko, Florian would flee to [[Liberty City in GTA IV\|Liberty City]], and Darko to Bucharest, Romania.		Concluding that one of the two had been the traitor within the squad, Niko vowed to track down and kill the culprit. Unknown to Niko, Florian would flee to [[Liberty City in GTA IV\|Liberty City]], and Darko to Bucharest, Romania.

	Fifteen years later in [[2008]], Niko arrived in Liberty City, both to visit his cousin [[Roman]], and to track down Florian Cravic, whom he had learned was living there. Eventually, Niko [[Weekend at Florian's\|tracked]] Florian down — the latter had come out as homosexual, and was having a fling with Liberty City's closeted deputy mayor, [[Bryce Dawkins]]. He protested his innocence, and Niko was angered to know that he would not get his revenge any time soon — he had no idea where Darko Brevic could be.		Fifteen years later in [[2008]], Niko arrived in Liberty City, both to visit his cousin [[Roman Bellic\|Roman]], and to track down Florian Cravic, whom he had learned was living there. Eventually, Niko [[Weekend at Florian's\|tracked]] Florian down — the latter had come out as homosexual, and was having a fling with Liberty City's closeted deputy mayor, [[Bryce Dawkins]]. He protested his innocence, and Niko was angered to know that he would not get his revenge any time soon — he had no idea where Darko Brevic could be.

	Later in the game, an agent of the [[U.L. Paper]] Company located Darko as a favor to Niko, had him kidnapped from Bucharest, and left at [[Francis International Airport, Dukes\|Francis International Airport]]. Niko [[That Special Someone\|interrogated]] Darko, and discovered that Darko had sold the squad out for $1,000 to fund his heroin addiction. Niko was all the more appalled that he and his friends were sold out over such a paltry sum; Darko called Niko a hypocrite, knowing that Niko had frequently killed for money too. He also told Niko that Goran had killed Darko's friends and neighbors, giving Darko another reason to betray the unit.		Later in the game, an agent of the [[U.L. Paper]] Company located Darko as a favor to Niko, had him kidnapped from Bucharest, and left at [[Francis International Airport, Dukes\|Francis International Airport]]. Niko [[That Special Someone\|interrogated]] Darko, and discovered that Darko had sold the squad out for $1,000 to fund his heroin addiction. Niko was all the more appalled that he and his friends were sold out over such a paltry sum; Darko called Niko a hypocrite, knowing that Niko had frequently killed for money too. He also told Niko that Goran had killed Darko's friends and neighbors, giving Darko another reason to betray the unit.

gtw>ResidentHill01: OH GOD, not you again. I managed to get that conversation. Niko NEVER says that he died in an explosion or that he was a member of the squad. He only said that he died during the war. Let it go.

2010-04-04T14:11:39Z

OH GOD, not you again. I managed to get that conversation. Niko NEVER says that he died in an explosion or that he was a member of the squad. He only said that he died during the war. Let it go.

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	Fifteen years later in [[2008]], Niko arrived in Liberty City, both to visit his cousin [[Roman]], and to track down Florian Cravic, whom he had learned was living there. Eventually, Niko [[Weekend at Florian's\|tracked]] Florian down — the latter had come out as homosexual, and was having a fling with Liberty City's closeted deputy mayor, [[Bryce Dawkins]]. He protested his innocence, and Niko was angered to know that he would not get his revenge any time soon — he had no idea where Darko Brevic could be.		Fifteen years later in [[2008]], Niko arrived in Liberty City, both to visit his cousin [[Roman]], and to track down Florian Cravic, whom he had learned was living there. Eventually, Niko [[Weekend at Florian's\|tracked]] Florian down — the latter had come out as homosexual, and was having a fling with Liberty City's closeted deputy mayor, [[Bryce Dawkins]]. He protested his innocence, and Niko was angered to know that he would not get his revenge any time soon — he had no idea where Darko Brevic could be.

	Later in the game, an agent of the [[U.L. Paper]] Company located Darko as a ~~favour~~ to Niko, had him kidnapped from Bucharest, and left at [[Francis International Airport, Dukes\|Francis International Airport]]. Niko [[That Special Someone\|interrogated]] Darko, and discovered that Darko had sold the squad out for $1,000 to fund his heroin addiction. Niko was all the more appalled that he and his friends were sold out over such a paltry sum; Darko called Niko a hypocrite, knowing that Niko had frequently killed for money too. He also told Niko that Goran had killed Darko's friends and ~~neighbours~~, giving Darko another reason to betray the unit.		Later in the game, an agent of the [[U.L. Paper]] Company located Darko as a favor to Niko, had him kidnapped from Bucharest, and left at [[Francis International Airport, Dukes\|Francis International Airport]]. Niko [[That Special Someone\|interrogated]] Darko, and discovered that Darko had sold the squad out for $1,000 to fund his heroin addiction. Niko was all the more appalled that he and his friends were sold out over such a paltry sum; Darko called Niko a hypocrite, knowing that Niko had frequently killed for money too. He also told Niko that Goran had killed Darko's friends and neighbors, giving Darko another reason to betray the unit.

	The decision to kill Darko or let him live is then left to the player.		The decision to kill Darko or let him live is then left to the player.
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	*In a conversation with [[Dwayne Forge]] during an activity, Niko reveals that eight of the twelve squad members that died were friends of Niko, the other four merely being acquaintances from the village.		*In a conversation with [[Dwayne Forge]] during an activity, Niko reveals that eight of the twelve squad members that died were friends of Niko, the other four merely being acquaintances from the village.
	*It is possible that [[Josef Bellic]] was in this squad, as Niko states on a Friend Activity with [[Patrick McReary]] that he was killed in an explosion during the war.
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Grand Theft AJ at 00:39, 4 February 2010

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	==The Fifteen Man Squad==		==The Fifteen Man Squad==
	The "'''fifteen man squad'''" was a squad (proper name unknown) of child soldiers during the [[wp:Bosnian War\|Bosnian War]]. Members of this squad included [[Niko Bellic]], [[Florian Cravic]], [[Darko Brevic]], [[Goran]], [[Mijo]], [[~~Dragon~~]], [[Dmitar]], and eight other unnamed members. All had grown up together in the same town.		The "'''fifteen man squad'''" was a squad (proper name unknown) of child soldiers during the [[wp:Bosnian War\|Bosnian War]]. Members of this squad included [[Niko Bellic]], [[Florian Cravic]], [[Darko Brevic]], [[Goran]], [[Mijo]], [[Dragan]], [[Dmitar]], and eight other unnamed members. All had grown up together in the same town.

	Sometime during the war, the squad was ambushed by enemy forces; Niko escaped. He believed that the squad couldn't have been ambushed unless someone within the group had sold them out; he traveled back to where the ambush had taken place, and saw a large pit with the squad members dead inside. After picking through the bodies, Niko realized that two others were missing: Florian Cravic and Darko Brevic.		Sometime during the war, the squad was ambushed by enemy forces; Niko escaped. He believed that the squad couldn't have been ambushed unless someone within the group had sold them out; he traveled back to where the ambush had taken place, and saw a large pit with the squad members dead inside. After picking through the bodies, Niko realized that two others were missing: Florian Cravic and Darko Brevic.

Bluesboyjr: /* The Fifteen Man Squad */ links

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	==The Fifteen Man Squad==		==The Fifteen Man Squad==
	The "'''fifteen man squad'''" was a squad (proper name unknown) of child soldiers during the [[wp:Bosnian War\|Bosnian War]]. Members of this squad included [[Niko Bellic]], [[Florian Cravic]], [[Darko Brevic]], Goran, Mijo, ~~Dragan~~, Dmitar, and eight other unnamed members. All had grown up together in the same town.		The "'''fifteen man squad'''" was a squad (proper name unknown) of child soldiers during the [[wp:Bosnian War\|Bosnian War]]. Members of this squad included [[Niko Bellic]], [[Florian Cravic]], [[Darko Brevic]], [[Goran]], [[Mijo]], [[Dragon]], [[Dmitar]], and eight other unnamed members. All had grown up together in the same town.

	Sometime during the war, the squad was ambushed by enemy forces; Niko escaped. He believed that the squad couldn't have been ambushed unless someone within the group had sold them out; he traveled back to where the ambush had taken place, and saw a large pit with the squad members dead inside. After picking through the bodies, Niko realized that two others were missing: Florian Cravic and Darko Brevic.		Sometime during the war, the squad was ambushed by enemy forces; Niko escaped. He believed that the squad couldn't have been ambushed unless someone within the group had sold them out; he traveled back to where the ambush had taken place, and saw a large pit with the squad members dead inside. After picking through the bodies, Niko realized that two others were missing: Florian Cravic and Darko Brevic.

Grand Theft AJ at 06:14, 31 January 2010

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	Fifteen years later in [[2008]], Niko arrived in Liberty City, both to visit his cousin [[Roman]], and to track down Florian Cravic, whom he had learned was living there. Eventually, Niko [[Weekend at Florian's\|tracked]] Florian down — the latter had come out as homosexual, and was having a fling with Liberty City's closeted deputy mayor, [[Bryce Dawkins]]. He protested his innocence, and Niko was angered to know that he would not get his revenge any time soon — he had no idea where Darko Brevic could be.		Fifteen years later in [[2008]], Niko arrived in Liberty City, both to visit his cousin [[Roman]], and to track down Florian Cravic, whom he had learned was living there. Eventually, Niko [[Weekend at Florian's\|tracked]] Florian down — the latter had come out as homosexual, and was having a fling with Liberty City's closeted deputy mayor, [[Bryce Dawkins]]. He protested his innocence, and Niko was angered to know that he would not get his revenge any time soon — he had no idea where Darko Brevic could be.

	Later in the game, an agent of the [[U.L. Paper]] Company located Darko as a ~~favor~~ to Niko, had him kidnapped from Bucharest, and left at [[Francis International Airport, Dukes\|Francis International Airport]]. Niko [[That Special Someone\|interrogated]] Darko, and discovered that Darko had sold the squad out for $1,000 to fund his heroin addiction. Niko was all the more appalled that he and his friends were sold out over such a paltry sum; Darko called Niko a hypocrite, knowing that Niko had frequently killed for money too. He also told Niko that Goran had killed Darko's friends and ~~neighbors~~, giving Darko another reason to betray the unit.		Later in the game, an agent of the [[U.L. Paper]] Company located Darko as a favour to Niko, had him kidnapped from Bucharest, and left at [[Francis International Airport, Dukes\|Francis International Airport]]. Niko [[That Special Someone\|interrogated]] Darko, and discovered that Darko had sold the squad out for $1,000 to fund his heroin addiction. Niko was all the more appalled that he and his friends were sold out over such a paltry sum; Darko called Niko a hypocrite, knowing that Niko had frequently killed for money too. He also told Niko that Goran had killed Darko's friends and neighbours, giving Darko another reason to betray the unit.

	The decision to kill Darko or let him live is then left to the player.		The decision to kill Darko or let him live is then left to the player.
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	*In a conversation with [[Dwayne Forge]] during an activity, Niko reveals that eight of the twelve squad members that died were friends of Niko, the other four merely being acquaintances from the village.		*In a conversation with [[Dwayne Forge]] during an activity, Niko reveals that eight of the twelve squad members that died were friends of Niko, the other four merely being acquaintances from the village.
			*It is possible that [[Josef Bellic]] was in this squad, as Niko states on a Friend Activity with [[Patrick McReary]] that he was killed in an explosion during the war.
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	[[Category:Plot]]		[[Category:Plot]]

Gta-mysteries: /* The Fifteen Man Squad */

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The Fifteen Man Squad

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	Fifteen years later in [[2008]], Niko arrived in Liberty City, both to visit his cousin [[Roman]], and to track down Florian Cravic, whom he had learned was living there. Eventually, Niko [[Weekend at Florian's\|tracked]] Florian down — the latter had come out as homosexual, and was having a fling with Liberty City's closeted deputy mayor, [[Bryce Dawkins]]. He protested his innocence, and Niko was angered to know that he would not get his revenge any time soon — he had no idea where Darko Brevic could be.		Fifteen years later in [[2008]], Niko arrived in Liberty City, both to visit his cousin [[Roman]], and to track down Florian Cravic, whom he had learned was living there. Eventually, Niko [[Weekend at Florian's\|tracked]] Florian down — the latter had come out as homosexual, and was having a fling with Liberty City's closeted deputy mayor, [[Bryce Dawkins]]. He protested his innocence, and Niko was angered to know that he would not get his revenge any time soon — he had no idea where Darko Brevic could be.

	Later in the game, an agent of the [[U.L. Paper]] Company located Darko as a ~~favour~~ to Niko, had him kidnapped from Bucharest, and left at [[Francis International Airport]]. Niko [[That Special Someone\|interrogated]] Darko, and discovered that Darko had sold the squad out for $1,000 to fund his heroin addiction. Niko was all the more appalled that he and his friends were sold out over such a paltry sum; Darko called Niko a hypocrite, knowing that Niko had frequently killed for money too. He also told Niko that Goran had killed Darko's friends and ~~neighbours~~, giving Darko another reason to betray the unit.		Later in the game, an agent of the [[U.L. Paper]] Company located Darko as a favor to Niko, had him kidnapped from Bucharest, and left at [[Francis International Airport, Dukes\|Francis International Airport]]. Niko [[That Special Someone\|interrogated]] Darko, and discovered that Darko had sold the squad out for $1,000 to fund his heroin addiction. Niko was all the more appalled that he and his friends were sold out over such a paltry sum; Darko called Niko a hypocrite, knowing that Niko had frequently killed for money too. He also told Niko that Goran had killed Darko's friends and neighbors, giving Darko another reason to betray the unit.

	The decision to kill Darko or let him live is then left to the player.		The decision to kill Darko or let him live is then left to the player.

gtw>Geoff77 at 13:24, 13 December 2009

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	If the player chooses to kill Darko, Niko will shoot him 12 times, one shot for each fallen squad member. Before dying, Darko will thank Niko.		If the player chooses to kill Darko, Niko will shoot him 12 times, one shot for each fallen squad member. Before dying, Darko will thank Niko.

	If the player lets Darko live, he runs off, never to be seen again. Niko is angry with himself for letting Darko live, but eventually ~~comes to the understanding~~ that it was the best choice, and feels better. He lets Florian know, and Florian tells Niko he's proud of him. Niko finally has closure on that part of his past.		If the player lets Darko live, he runs off, never to be seen again. Niko is angry with himself for letting Darko live, but eventually decides that it was the best choice, and feels better. He lets Florian know, and Florian tells Niko he's proud of him. Niko finally has closure on that part of his past.

	== Trivia==		== Trivia==

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	Concluding that one of the two had been the traitor within the squad, Niko vowed to track down and kill the culprit. Unknown to Niko, Florian would flee to [[Liberty City in GTA IV\|Liberty City]], and Darko to Bucharest, Romania.		Concluding that one of the two had been the traitor within the squad, Niko vowed to track down and kill the culprit. Unknown to Niko, Florian would flee to [[Liberty City in GTA IV\|Liberty City]], and Darko to Bucharest, Romania.

	Fifteen years later in [[2008]], Niko arrived in Liberty City, both to visit his cousin [[Roman]], and to track down Florian Cravic, whom he had learned was living there. Eventually, Niko [[Weekend at Florian's\|tracked]] Florian down — the latter had come out as homosexual, and was having a fling with Liberty City's closeted deputy mayor, [[Bryce Dawkins]]. He protested his innocence, and Niko was angered to know that he would not get his revenge any time soon — he had no idea where Darko Brevic could be.		Fifteen years later in [[2008]], Niko arrived in Liberty City, both to visit his cousin [[Roman Bellic\|Roman]], and to track down Florian Cravic, whom he had learned was living there. Eventually, Niko [[Weekend at Florian's\|tracked]] Florian down — the latter had come out as homosexual, and was having a fling with Liberty City's closeted deputy mayor, [[Bryce Dawkins]]. He protested his innocence, and Niko was angered to know that he would not get his revenge any time soon — he had no idea where Darko Brevic could be.

	Later in the game, an agent of the [[U.L. Paper]] Company located Darko as a favor to Niko, had him kidnapped from Bucharest, and left at [[Francis International Airport, Dukes\|Francis International Airport]]. Niko [[That Special Someone\|interrogated]] Darko, and discovered that Darko had sold the squad out for $1,000 to fund his heroin addiction. Niko was all the more appalled that he and his friends were sold out over such a paltry sum; Darko called Niko a hypocrite, knowing that Niko had frequently killed for money too. He also told Niko that Goran had killed Darko's friends and neighbors, giving Darko another reason to betray the unit.		Later in the game, an agent of the [[U.L. Paper]] Company located Darko as a favor to Niko, had him kidnapped from Bucharest, and left at [[Francis International Airport, Dukes\|Francis International Airport]]. Niko [[That Special Someone\|interrogated]] Darko, and discovered that Darko had sold the squad out for $1,000 to fund his heroin addiction. Niko was all the more appalled that he and his friends were sold out over such a paltry sum; Darko called Niko a hypocrite, knowing that Niko had frequently killed for money too. He also told Niko that Goran had killed Darko's friends and neighbors, giving Darko another reason to betray the unit.